Doctor insights on:
Pelvic Pain No Uterus

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Bowel pelvic adhesio:
Bowel pelvic adhesions post supra cervical hysterectomy or total hysterectomy, may cause similar symptoms due to bowel inflammation. The intestine can get stuck in an area such as vaginal cuff, or other respected areas in the pelvis due to inflammation or bleeding.
If symptoms persist i would recommend laparoscopy rule out adhesions.
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The pelvic region refers to the lowermost portion of the abdomen, below the level of the umbilicus, and most often in the lowermost portions of the abdomen, on the sides and centrally. Discomfort, in various forms (stabbing , cramping, aching, heaviness, pressure, wringing sensations).
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Need for examination:
It is not feasible to provide a meaningful opinion without examining you and may be performing some tests and imaging. One entity to consider would be diverticulosis. You appear to be under the care of a physician and it would be prudent to discuss the matter with her/him.
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Go back to your doct:
The doctor who operated on you should be consulted again, so that he/she can address your pain problem and advice you about treatment. I doubt that you can develop cancer so soon after an operation like you have had done recently.
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Depends:
It would need to be of a sufficiently large size to do so. Remember that ovaries produce cysts every month, and these (functional) cysts are normal, and don't cause pain. If they get larger than normal, (my opinion >3-4cm) or grow in size rapidly, or if they cause bleeding into the abdominal cavity then they can cause pelvic pain.Sometimes the pain will refer down the inner or front of the up.Thigh.
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Ovarian cyst rupture:
These ovarian cyst can rupure. The fluid can be very painful. If the symptoms persist please your doctor. IUf new symptoms arise then I would go to your emergency room. There many other causes for abdominal pain
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See exerts timely...:
For a young lady as you're, the first things to look into are how you void and defecate. If all alright, see a gynecologist timely; it's better than online second-guessing.
Meanwhile, practice healthy lifestyle and avoid overindulgence and obsession of any form.
Best wish...
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Not sure:
With just this little detail, it is impossible to pinpoint the problem. Sometimes a woman can have endometriosis or another cause which is only apparent at the time of her period. Your first step should be to consult your gynecologist for a complete exam and to determine if any other tests need to be done. Good luck.
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Adhesions are likely:
The thing that sounds most likely would be more adhesions. The worrisome thing would be a possible bowel obstruction due to adhesions but the ct should have shown this.
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Pelvic pain:
May be endometriosis or adhesions which are not readily noted on scans. Ultrasound may note larger endometriosis lesions; laparoscopy is the gold standard Adhesions are diagnosed when obstruction or at laparoscopy. Endometrium is thick - mid cycle? if not discuss w/doc. Also check disc disease. pelvic floor tension,pelvic venous congestion , interstitial cystitis/renal f/u/doc
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Evaluation:
Intercourse pain is a complex issue. If you recently had a sonogram that showed free fluid this could represent a ruptured cyst but constant pain with cramping and low back pain are atypical. A follow up visit with your Obgyn is warranted to investigate other possibilities. Pelvic inflammatory disease can cause these symptoms and would require antibiotics
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Heat pad:
i guess you can take ibuprofen up to 800 mg every six to eight hours as needed you can use a heat pad on the area that hurting you you can see a doctor that can examine you and treat you without surgery
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Yes, may need ER:
Yes, uti's can definitely cause pain in your pelvic region, but if you are having rib pain you may need to be concerned about pyelonephritis, which is where a UTI can climb up toward your kidneys and can be a much more severe infection. If you are having any systemic signs, changes in urination, you may want to consider being checked out sooner than later as this can lead to kidney damage.
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This situation:
will actually require an in-person assessment to sort out. Any time abdominal pain is severe, with spotting in pregnancy - would want to make sure you don't have an ectopic pregnancy. An ectopic could become symptomatic at four weeks. I recommend that you be seen at the emergency room now.
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